ETAR DE ALCÂNTARA - EFFLUENT WATER TREATMENT STATION - 7a Biennal 2012

Joao Ferreira Nunes

The project operates on stratified landscape signs. It tries to induce us to forgetfully discard the contemporary infrastructure signs whilst reopening sign memory of production of fresh agricultural produce.
A structural valley in the hilly landscape of Lisbon, traditionally related with vegetables production and an image of highly parceled green fields. In the sixties, the implementation of the access systems to the new bridge over the Tejo, led to the closure of the river and the eradication of all agricultural signs, with the exception of a registered 'farm' which became a municipal nursery, road, railway and sewage infrastructure were installed.The project adopts this topography to, once again, inscribe, agricultural signs in the valley, symbolized by terrace systems that reveal and describe the gradient variations like vegetable terraces reveal and describe the natural topography.This inscription confers the building and its functions, to a kind of ' reverse archeology’.

Autors

PROAP, Estudos e Projectos de Arquitectura Paisagistica, Lda

Col·laboradors


Detalls del projecte

Tipologia Cobertes enjardinades
Promotor Somague
Promoció Publica
Localització Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal
Àrea 21000 m²
Cost 48 €/m²
Any inici 2005
Any finalització 2011